Before your dog comes home
Compare life with a puppy and an adopted adult. Know what to ask a breeder or rescue and what to have ready for the first 72 hours.

The Doberman field guide
Picture the first morning, the first walk and the years ahead. Ralf Hebrock’s guide helps you plan for a Doberman and work through the everyday questions once your dog is home.
Book edition
Book language: English
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Compare life with a puppy and an adopted adult. Know what to ask a breeder or rescue and what to have ready for the first 72 hours.
Work on recall, loose-leash walks and settling down. Build up time alone in small steps with reward-based training.
Plan exercise, food and grooming as your dog grows. Keep track of changes you want to discuss with your vet.
This widget includes reviews of Ralf Hebrock’s other books, including the German title “Testosteron ohne Rätselraten”. The reviews appear in their original language.
You get the complete EPUB and audiobook in the book language shown above. Both cover the same 30 chapters. Eight planning worksheets inside the EPUB.
Open the e-book in an EPUB-compatible reading app or e-reader. Download and unzip each audio ZIP into the same folder, then play the numbered MP3 tracks in order.
A practical guide to raising, training and caring for your Doberman, from the first days at home to the senior years.
Build everyday routines with more confidence. Doberman Without Guesswork brings together reward-based training, realistic household planning and breed-specific health information in a guide you can return to as your dog grows.
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Prefer to read and listen? Get the English EPUB + audiobook bundle for €19.90 and save €4.90 compared with buying both editions separately.
Publisher: Natur Total Ltd, Limassol, Cyprus
ISBN (EPUB): 978-3-69433-030-1
Language: English
Prepared for Natur Total Ltd with generative AI used for research, drafting and cover creation. An AI-assisted editorial source check was completed on 23 October 2026. The book has not been independently reviewed by a veterinarian or qualified clinical behavior professional.
The book provides general owner education. It does not diagnose a dog, prescribe treatment or replace advice from your veterinarian or an appropriately qualified behavior professional. For an emergency, contact a veterinary clinic promptly.